If we wish to do BCOM in Statistics, then in most of the colleges, you will be asked to have Statistics/ Pure Mathematics in your 10+2 level. So if you have the Mathematics paper which is learned by the Science student in 10+2 then you are eligible for the course,

As per my knowledge if you have studied you 10th maths with very clear Concepts then you can't find any difficulty to get admission in BCA .As the BCA course is for Computer Application and the maths subject is important. But if you are trying to get admission in BCA,

Hello aspirant,

NO, you cannot take admission in BCA course in Patliputra University patna, if you are from non maths background. Computer Science is fine, but you must have the Mathematics as the compulsory subject in your class 12th to be eligible for the admission in BCA course in Patliputra

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Answer

40.444 metre

EXPLANATION

We have 1.2 km = 1.2 x 1000 m ( since 1 km= 1000m)

Or 1.2 km = 1200 m

Then,

1.2 km ÷ 29.67

= 1200 m ÷ 29.67

= 40.444 m

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Hi there,

Your question is little bit incomplete but as you have mention time and distance. I am assuming you have to calculate speed.

Time = 2.5 hours

Distance= 42.5 km

Speed= Distance/Time

= 42.5 km/ 2.5 hours

=17 km/ hour.

Hence sped is 17 km/ hour which means 17

JEE is a much tougher examination compared to that of the AP EAMCET. So if you are aspiring for the JEE then nope! NCERT Fingertips will not be sufficient. You need to practice other books like JD LEE, OP TANDON, PBAHADUR for the Chemistry and similarly for MATHEMATICS, ML KHANNA,

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See percentage which is considered for determining the eligibility for JEE-Advance is of overall class 12th result not for best scoring subjects so your overall percentage matters however for this year the percentage criteria has been relaxed and even if you have scored less than 75% then also

Yes, for sure! See, once you get into a well reputed MBA programme in India or abroad, it will matter very less that what you studied in your past. You may not have a formal education in Mathematics, but being quick in Maths and Finance is a very basis prerequisite

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Along with Mathematics/Quantitative techniques, I am going to mention down the topics of other sections of CLAT and reference material for them :-

@Quantitative Techniques

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